Please suggest an alternative to Creative Titanium HD for competitive gaming

Look into the newly released Creative Soundblaster Z series

 

They seem solid with good drivers.

 

http://asia.creative.com/products/product.asp?category=1&subcategory=872&product=21402

 

I will be getting one

No problem. There are very very few reviews as the soundcard just got released.

 

Check this thread too

 

http://www.overclock.net/t/1294552/creative-creative-introduces-the-sound-blaster-z-series/0_50

with that price range you can do a lot.

The Very Very Best Money Can Buy (No Budget)

beyerdynamic Headzone Base Station H 1

$1155 at time of writing. Highly fantastic 'head-tracking' technology that tracks you head so when you turn your head, the directional cue stays where it is, like in real life. This is how it works in layman's terms!

That said, if you're interested in the new cards out: The Asus ROG Phoebus and the Creative Recon3D and the Creative sound Blaster Z are pretty good and relativity new

your headset looks good but if you want to buy another one heres what i would recommend. (if they still make it)
Sennheiser PC360

if you can find=* QPAD QH-1339 (OEM beyerdynamic MMX300)

Creative Aurvana Live! (Same as Denon D1001K, both OEM'ed by Fostex)

"$150 Price Range:

Ultrasone Pro 550

I added these just recently to the ultimate gamer section, not because they're amazing gaming headphones, but mostly because they're very respectable and do fill in for a price gap that's missing in the market. These have a nice sound stage, but what really sells most people on these is the awesome bass they have.

From here on out, the following headphones will need amplification. If you do not plan on getting a headphone amp of some fashion, I do not recommend you proceed further. The Audio Technica AD700 will be more than enough for directional gaming (e.g. First Person Shooters).

$200 Price Range:

beyerdynamic DT990 Premium

Has a very large soundstage, great imaging and have lot of bass. However it has many "problems" such as sibilance issues and harshness in the highs as well as recessed mids. The beyerdynamic DT990 600ohm version sounds the best but is more expensive than the Premium version.

$265 Price Range:

AKG Q701

Largest soundstage, in area, than any of the above headphones. The headband ensures secure fit but sacrifices comfort doing so. If comfort is an issue for you, the beyerdynamic DT990 or DT880 would be better suited. Sub-bass light.

beyerdynamic DT880

Much more balanced sounding than the beyerdynamic DT990 and AKG Q701. Has a smaller soundstage in area than the DT990 and Q701, but the imaging is still very very good. A very good compromise of a headphone if you want a balanced sounding headphone, but still want the imaging.

As there are different versions of the the beyerdynamic DT series"

hope that info helps